The Astrology of Space - Matrix Software

The Astrology of Space
background. The hot central stars in these nebulae
seem to be evolving to the white-dwarf stage and
radiate by far the greatest portion of their energy in
the far ultraviolet portion of the electromagnetic
spectrum. Since these objects are expanding, they
are probably short-tem and will disappear as a result
of expansion in something like 30,000 years. The
Ring Nebula in Lyra is perhaps the best known of the
planetaries. The Crab Nebula, while often considered
as an example of this category, is not a true
planetary, but rather the remains of a massive
supernova, the ghost of a cosmic firework.
Planetary Nebulae Table
## Zodiac Latitude Name
PL 05°Ar45'39 -14°38'58|NGC: 246, Cet
PL 12°Ar46'47 +42°06'09|NGC: 7662, And
PL 18°Ar19'20 +66°43'33|NGC: 7139, Cep
PL 25°Ar19'08 +57°21'09|NGC: * , Cep * I 1470
PL 28°Ar50'30 +56°34'34|NGC: 7635, Cas
PL 14°Ta25'00 +38°08'11|NGC: 650, Per M76 NGC 650-1
PL 22°Ta36'04 +60°26'46|NGC: 40, Cep
PL 23°Ge23'18 - 1°24'35|NGC: 1952, Tau Ml Crab Nebula
PL 19°Cn58'38 - 0°24'56|NGC: 2392, Gem
PL 29°Cn51'02 -34°48'09|NGC: 2438, Pup
PL 01°Le00'21 -38°46'19|NGC: 2440, Pup
PL 08°Le38'26 +89°48'36|NGC: 6543, Dra
PL 21°Le24'33 +45°33'30|NGC: 3587, UMa M97 Owl Nebula
PL 14°Vi29'16 -25°43'38|NGC: 3242, Hya
PL 22°Vi24'07 -46°45'41|NGC: 3132, Ant
PL 28°Li24'13 -50°31'56|NGC: 3918, Cen
PL 04°Sa22'03 +45°21'48|NGC: 6210, Her
PL 06°Sa29'14 -30°04'26|NGC: , Nor
PL 11°Sa29'04 -17°01'09|NGC: 6153, Sco
PL 17°Sa49'45 +11°08'02|NGC: 6309, Oph
PL 22°Sa13'27 + 0°38'45|NGC: 6369, Oph
PL 02°Cp33'58 + 4°43'27|NGC: 6567, Sgr
PL 02°Cp46'43 +29°50'59|NGC: 6572, Oph
PL 19°Cp24'20 +55°31'44|NGC: 6720, Lyr M57 Ring Nebula
PL 24°Cp48'47 + 8°01'18|NGC: 6818, Sgr
PL 07°Aq39'24 +42°03'29|NGC: 6853, Vul M27 Dumbell Nebula
PL 13°Aq06'09 +37°23'55|NGC: 6905, Del
PL 14°Aq45'34 + 6°19'52|NGC: 7009, Aqr Saturn Nebula
PL 22°Aq18'40 +69°38'36|NGC: 6826, Cyg
PL 00°Pi49'41 -10°15'43|NGC: 7293, Aqr
PL 09°Pi20'59 +55°08'59|NGC: 7027, Cyg
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